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Korvikt [17]
2 years ago
15

The nurse is preparing a presentation for a group of older adults on the topic of open-angle glaucoma. which symptoms would be i

ncluded as indications of open-angle glaucoma? select all that apply.
Biology
1 answer:
taurus [48]2 years ago
3 0

Indications of open-angle glaucoma is :

  • Difficulty adjusting eyes in low lighting
  • Halos around lights
  • Blurred vision
  • Decreasing peripheral vision
<h3>What is open-angle glaucoma ?</h3>

The most typical form of the condition is open-angle glaucoma. While the trabecular meshwork is partially occluded, the drainage angle created by the cornea and iris remains open. This progressively raises the pressure inside the eye. The optic nerve suffers from this pressure.

<h3>Optic nerve :</h3>

Your ability to see depends on your optic nerve. Your central nervous system, which also consists of your brain and spine, is extended by this. Electrical signals are sent from your eyes to your brain via the optic nerve. In order for you to see, your brain must analyse this sensory data.

To know more about vision visit :

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